Events and calendars
Your current calendar keeps doing its job, whether it is a supported Google Calendar, iCal feed, or website calendar. ParishRelay simply turns that familiar source into a clear view of what is coming next.
ParishRelay brings the information parishioners look for into one simple place, while the work behind it remains in systems parish staff already know. The result feels complete because the pieces finally work together, not because ParishRelay has tried to rebuild every source behind them.
A parishioner should not have to remember which calendar holds an event, where the latest bulletin was posted, or which corner of the website contains the giving link. With ParishRelay, the information people seek most often begins in one mobile-friendly place.
From there, the experience stays intentionally simple. It can grow when a genuinely useful connection becomes available; however, it does not need an enormous feature list to solve the central problem well.
Every parish has a slightly different mix of information sources, so the exact configuration depends on its sources and the dependable connections they make available.
Your current calendar keeps doing its job, whether it is a supported Google Calendar, iCal feed, or website calendar. ParishRelay simply turns that familiar source into a clear view of what is coming next.
News already published by the parish can flow into a clear mobile view, where timely notices are far less likely to be missed. Meanwhile, the parish office avoids writing and maintaining a second version for the app.
Keep publication pages and PDF bulletins where they are hosted today. ParishRelay brings the current and recent material forward, so finding Sunday’s bulletin on a phone no longer feels like a search project.
The app guides parishioners to the giving service your parish selected. ParishRelay neither processes the gift nor asks you to change providers just to make giving easier to reach.
Where content is properly licensed or permitted, daily readings and observances from jurisdictional or diocesan sources can appear alongside parish life. The source and the terms governing its use remain respected throughout.
Your parish name, colors, visual identity, contact information, and public domain shape the entire experience. ParishRelay supplies the platform; what parishioners see and recognize is their own parish.
ParishRelay can make parish information easier to find without processing donations, replacing the website, or taking over the office software. When an existing system already does its job well, connecting to it is usually the wiser product decision.
That boundary matters. It keeps the app approachable for parishioners, protects staff from duplicate work, and prevents ParishRelay from becoming the sprawling management platform it was originally created to avoid.
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